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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-04

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zen 9cbTautbt uno babe IN allen Fdutu pom tlltem
6Jebr uie UeJfeblt, cine SuT 5U beUgrtheatgcH. Sl
gCbJuuts uJc gtDas Nuoert5, a5 iGr JiCa6g 0lcllf
uH6 jbTg BIuH. LbDs, = IuHcs.
pr SolH Ul0rtou UoH BtrpIdnfaBoHt Rzg., 8er
gisentbumer Der o0u6ioHzRtDersB Brfs U2adufaetua
Jtng3o.," io8t baG er anidue ron fGltcm FJeber in
etner SauiltG uH0 btl lCueH Nn9eiiClteu 6urb BEN
Gebrauh BON Jtlbmags JieabuzJlll ef uuO Bueu
ptTbItCt uno beiit. Die Qrbettgr IN Brot5 3ieqtz
bEcuuIgl In bemlClbGH Gr.e Uerllftu itt U0Qninoig
aui Jt. J. U, sur SejuHg uUb Berbutuu9 UOn Di1s
lu.C.
IS gebt Tein ocilmjtteI tn Der g8et, 6os BghTet,a
ber uuo ale anoergU malGuihGu bui0ieu uU0 an0sz
rem blcbtG 10 itueu bell Uie JiabDag5 Heaop Utls
lIel Tn GSlbnouUg mt Bu6wa0 BleH.
JlaoDag5 6eoog Rcligi 1t Elm bulmilgI gcgen il
ben SdwCG, SubHwsb, 3OpfWtb, s. it,
e3, j HrctB en-, 8euro,gte, u eHa
n atl5mus $, 81 niGD Delleu Der y cIenfe,
BeTreutU tUngcu, Gucti huugeu, ionic
E hmCIBeH / m BudgH. Der 3 Bru f u, D G u
9ilebtIu.
Dit QuUenbung bG5 8ea6gsJcigf Dir6 augsr6itz
ltdle GrlGitlierung ggWdbrsu.
9reis so GCHtb Ote dLaidIe. gu BADEN bat
ApUtbl,rIU,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-04
Ghineiifdlt gErefmtattrtr .

g}ensDort, 8. Suli. - 6eute babeu bic
biefgen @biueieu 0eu 1877. @eburt3tag BON
Sbin Dan, 0em @riuOer be8 6reimaurer.
Srbeu5 in China, gefsiert. gtma 2OOO &bis
ucIeu in 6sitgepdHOsrH bielteH eiHen Im3ug,
uno i'm 3empel o6er ySOB6au5" an Der
DicttfraBe fau0en grOBe Feftlthteiten ltatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-04
ed1oit tuieOet cine 9ulvcrerbIpfiott,

garfotp, N.s9u 3. SuIi.-9as Qaaer-
huus Der DBeIbam. Bomber. GOmpagnie" 3u
Ban &beIier tpurbe beute ourd cine @rbIos
fou tctal SerfGrt. gIifliderneiIe mar gties
manb in Der ydbe bes @ebaubes, uuS es if
fein qRenfdenleben III bennner
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-04
Sine pradtbons iihsrs nlsbi,inl

Wa6DGu d 6 o. - UeiHe 5cusu. Shre Bueu
babeu Oft Eyant9e,t In meiner 5amIjc DtIbltet SD
hale mid obns iie nte fur iber e mo cine prlbzs
1oGe, ittgTG B2g5Bu, Sr9G6guf
5eurp ReuU ortb.
G6g6anie, Sroluois' Co., Suinois.
BlE elm Rlr,t ftbtr Rabmau'8 BiUm lagt.
sd 9ebrluhe Sbr R. 6. JleIlsi u1o jbgt u3ulrtu
bgn BIusn uno empitble ie wsbr, ais ole an6treH
Blleu ur6 rcJlauie tbr Uit,e 6dUon. SO b15e Re
inmsr qorIdtb8 uU6 gsbruudt iig In meiueT Brari5
uubtn metner Tlmilie uHb DcIbe bamIt iOrtidbreu.
sd Biebe fe allen au6erCu Bileu U0r Er9ebsnF
Dr, Y. s, WibbItbroof.gl
DoraUiQe, Ga.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-04
Pom Rnnfpplpen ,tt1atbrndit.

Bittsburg, 3. Suli. - Sin barmloier
R.utffer, Rameus Better gispl.r, mur5e
Rummittag in Der 6routlraBe BON 81uuf6ol.
btn ougefalleu nuo um9ebrudt. Gis iest
Iiuo feline Ssrbaitunsen porgeuOmmeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-04

ma s. o. greble & Comp, SIR. "a uHb Sc,
BruntItnfra6s, 6euer aus, SsrIuf et,ua
$4,000.
Nep,gort, 8. SuIi. 9urd cine grs
ploliOn BON Seuerperi5iGrperI 1T beute Der
8auflabsn BON @nfaU sreB in Clifton,
Staten, S8lau0, abgebrnnut. gerluit $780,.
600. Nebrere BeriOneu uurSeu BEL benz
Eeuer Ieidbt perleBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-04
II Doa oer anFetRen WIatiafeIt, Oa6 eiae
8QOmdu's 28ed6u 26eftef

mwet i'm 6auie baIte. Sgtn G5ebrauh iUirb in iesCm
Trre BON Shmer8 ODER STuuibtit Dobubueuo mlrtCu.
Gsgiebt Jlidts in Der 2Bet, bas 70 ibnel ShmerBen
Derrgib, OoCT Den 50rtitrItt elmer Gront6eit aubtt
luig bQs Ready Relief.
QBo cpbemdhe Eraufbciteu, rUic 5ic6cr, RI5r,
@bOleJu, SdaElIdlTrber uuo uUbere b05lrtige Gr 1a
letlgH UoIlITiteu, miro Railway Ready Relief,
UcrU IS uah g0TitTIit ggJJaLtt Wlry, oEH R0cprr
gtgtu Nu6lG ituggu uHo iuls Ole Rrlufbeit ouitrts
len ioute, Den BareuteH ihUcu btilEH.
aRaIarta in ibrsn berIhisOeueu 6ormeH.
QBCdlielficber,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-04
9hRbebfte.

Br. Rnbpap's BiIItn fnb sin fibeus
g1ttel gsgsn 0eIe5 guben. Sis egeu bic Rrli.c 6t3
Baosns iUttber ser unb ieBen ton In Stano, itint
Turftiousu ous8udbeH, 8lt Spmptomg Der DqSa
ptDfit Uerihwtn6In uHb NIT bntH bic gsi3uul at3
R0rpgIs, fb Rranibeittn BuluBithtu.
Sdife eiRe Brteimarig an OF. 6nbmau Co., RI
30, GBauensStraBe, JteD= gOrf.
sB- Bsls5ruus. Eauisnot ron Dollars Dsrtb, iUty5
balm gtiddt mti6sn.
9nbus BubIttu M Dlan Uerlan1e nur Rass
nau's unb 1bgueusc fib, ba5 Der Jsamg -J @ 10 -
fit aui Dem, mas man fault, beTuoet. (RRJl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-04
sin f1nftetllofes Werbra61eti.

Reparf, 81. s., 3. Suli. - Der 27=
iIbriee 9Rfreiher SamueI u. Scoles wurbe
beute inter bCr GuiduIbiguug Osrbaftet, an
Der l2.idbrigeu 5aHnte Gate, bic in bemlel,
ben Sauis nit Der SamiIis scales nubut,
elm usmenluies 8erbrebeu begangeu su ba.
BEN. Scules' 5ruu bat isIbft ibreR Dtauu
bel Der S9Oubtgat srtupPt uub An3eiss se'
mudt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-04
Gprrnpte Gpittrtn 8eamte.

&eabiug, Ba., 2. Suli.-Die SrOBges
idnorenen, melde fd felt II Eagen nit Der
uuteriuduug Der gegeu mebrere County
Eeumte erbObenen AuIIageH bsfaBten, uHterz
breitsteH beute ibreu SerIht. Sc betBt Oartu,
oaB ble @rOBgeiduOreuen 10 SteuercoQeitOs
rem in Antluge3ufanO oarIeBteu pegeu uugts
rtdtfertigter 4ueignuuB BON iiber $25 900,
meIhe bem @ouHtg aeh0yten. Die &oUutg.
@Ommiii6re, ME uub Der SdluBmeifter mer.
cen Der crimiuellen 6abrlaiFgtejt beiaul-
tigt, neil iie gegeu bic 6anOluu98petie Der
@UueftOreH nidt einitutteH; oaS 8iireGu Der
GOmmiiidre pirO ais cine Brutldtte Der &ors
ruptiOH, 8erihptuoung uuO 8ergeHouug Der
0iieHtliheu @eoer beieitaet. 6erHer beiBt
es Ill Dem Bsridte, oaB Ol3 &ommiTire ibreu
GrOte8es GoHratte 3uDeEoeteH, pel4e fir
StGtt 10 uuuOrtbeiIBaft parsu, oaB man 81
ocr gnnabme bsredngt III, Die 9omuliiiire
isltf iejen corrupt. Dem 0lltriIt5 AHDaits
Nib emPfobIen, segeu bic 4ugetla9;en nuf
Dem SllUIHQInsGe DOrsuGgbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-04
N. Ut. 8.
3aOUap'S 23eaOB = 2teltef.

Sin bolber bts 81 einem guH8tu E5seI6FeI In tluem
pie, lauren UiaaeH, uebGltett, Grbrtttu, So6Blsus
men, 8crOoftdt ShanOfaiet, Ropfne5, Dis
arT5Ue, Bubr G5olcrazV Vl0I6us, S0Iif, 9ldMnstu
uu0 ollie iHuGlihCn SbmerBcH. Tdr ihmsre iFdQe
her obtn au8giuBr,eu 2eioeH iiebe uueJl gsOrudteH
QnDCunaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-04
SIn einer g8irtbI6aft trmorOst.

49, S''S''-'e''o~5N WI 0'S 4Ss''
Sn eiuer gBirtbS6aft ermorOst.
Reps gOrt, 3. Suli-Gie getae SobH
Gorri8an'S, etHes ugOug5Oremeu" uOu Der
u&utor gluier i" lag geferu itii5 i'm 5tatton3s
bouIe oes 3mgiteH Be3irt5 uu0 muroe, mad
tem Der Coroner nit elmer Sur1 ie befdltigt
hattie, nod Der YiOrgue trau6portjrt, 0d ole
Gittme bee @eforbeHeH ertldrte, es ei tbr
nldt m0glit, bic Beerbigung5tOlteu gu be-
lIrelteu. gEie bic Bolllei mibreHo Der Raft
ermttteIte, famsn @ogrtg0H uub ieiH Ui0Eoer,
Elm atoadloier SrcldJ, ytameus gBn. 5teas
gan, 8egen Il llbr 9siteru riib IN bic Brt5s
idaft BON Jlubert Srut, ytr. 1877, YSeftrI6s.
Gle paren in eluem gBortitreit begrlfieu.
@OIrigau tTaat Elm 9las Singer 2Ie uHO
Reagan nabm elm @la8 Gdaerbter. @tHer
bon ibusu luo 3mei anoere glduntr, melt)e
ON S6auftiid itauoeu. gum DtittrtHteH Elm.
g3abreuO Der SGantmGrter oas ihn bin9ez
leidte @elofttid rpedleln mOllte, b0rte er
SemanbeH ausrufeH: On rotbbaari9erGum
nesbOIb bait 8u ibH geidlagen?" 9lsi9
onrauf psrlieB 0feaqau, melher ieiuer rotbeu
6uare me9eH ben SpbuameH uRebOp" trdgt,
Oas 2OfGl. @oltigau Der 3u BO0eu gefiir t
mar, pur6e bon Den uebrigeu btuaus getra.
gen, mo ite ibm has Slut, pelpes ian iiber
eas @eiift ftr0mte, abpuinan. yteman6
abnte, ouB Der UPauu bereitS toOt iei @es
beimpoIi5if 6eenep, peIder mittIerpeile Der
bel geiommeu mar, bOlte cine Gmbulanl bers
bel. Der bieleIbe begIeitenba Ar3t ertlGrte
iOfOrt, bn6 @orrilau tobt Iei. ST lteB bic
geibe auf elmer 3rugbabre iu'S StatiOHSbau8
brnget1. @Orriguu mar 81 Sabre alt ua0
nobute friihsr in Jir. 1Ol, gSalbiH9toufraBe.
@r binterlGBt Elm ueuu Sabre altes R10dleH.
-Geagun if Der Bolilei als Raufbolb be-
fannt. gSor einiqer 9eit tpur0e er meueu
Selbfmorouerihf]s auf 80 Gage mad Slafz
meQ's Sslnno qeididt. @6eniO iif er pier
&cden lang i'm @efduguiB gepeien, neil er
einem BoliStieu elm irOenes 9efGB on ben
Ropf Qenorfeu bate. Der g8irtb @ruff Iaats
aus, ReuQau babe eiumal einen Dianu in Ser
gPirtbIhaft uabe3H get0otet, iabem er ibu
iber elm 8ierfaB mari. Guf meltbe gBeiIe
Gorrtaau III ieineH t0btlid Uerlaufeueu Ser.
lsbuuasu fam, toRnte uid]t eIeih fefaefellt
nerben. Der Sddoel III gebro6en; oh Dies
aber ourdb cine gBnfte ooer ourd ben SturI
oss Wannes, melfer nit Dem Ropf auf ben
9obeu Der 8irtbihaft aufihlua, perurIabt
murbe, iuar Der Boli5ei Elm i4uer III l0ieubes
6dtbIel. Die Augen5eugen Der Ehat nareu
Der StanfudIter BbiIipp RerH un0 Sames
GCfieuo, geioe dHgeblid in yir. 1877, RaOis
lORfruBe, pObubuit, uno 3bOmQ8 Reiau aes
psleu, pelder augsgebeu bate, er uObue in
SIR. l21, OaabiiOnfrnBe. Die Bolisei tonute
bieIe Qeute in ben nugesebeueu 6aIIsrn uidlt
fnbeu. 9tru if gntts S@aufpdrter bel
grnft un6 tritt Ieiuen 9ieu1 INNER erff um
9 llbr Qbenos on. gr bate eeIieru frib Al
grnff aeIa9t, er babe uibt geiebeu, Oa5 Reas
ouu ben Gerfiorbeuen geihlageu babe: ebeuy
10 psnig iei Der Ruun, als sr am 8obeu laa,
geI6Iugen obsr gstrsten porOeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-04

Die urneifen 8rOnses, BItiid5s nun8aIa
rabmen Iiir Spiesel HH0 9il6er fa6ri,lrG
gSflbeIu G6barAt, Rr. S45, ZBeHsSalti'
mareRraBe. (246,u.i.S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-04
$11,686.sO

Su einem Glesifer 6es 8epartemeHts bes
SuusreH BON Sabre 1880, in tueI9em bas
0iemOranbum gefunben purOe, pGreu Uers
ifieoeHe AngefeLlte nit Summen aIs y4feB'
ments" belaftet, peIhe i'm @aH3eH ben
Obisen 8etrag bon $436O ergeben. Der
8ef BON $lI ,696. 80 ntirOe i'm AagemsiueH
Die febIenoe unb nidt bur9 SeIege gebedte
Summe reprGIentireu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-04

rerte bradts etnas 2ebeu in ben gtarft.
gian bOfit fir bic ndGfe 3eit auf Elm flotteS
@el4aftr ea Die SauteH in bsfiereu1 3ufaHo
ilno, ais Dies in ben lesten 3cln Sabreu Der
Sau mar, unb cine ausge5ei9uete Grnote
OeIipre6eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-04

8uturef, ,. Suli.-S6uig gfiIau BON
Se,beu erbtelt ielHe &riefe an bic S0Hiqiu
Yatalie unsr5fiHet 3urijd. SO beiBt, bic 60s
nigiu MOLE beH 8atb Oes &3areu 50breu, ebe
iie tem 66nig bic giuni4igung su elmer
Sdelbuug giebt. g5 beiBt aud, bag &ifics
gum 8egeuteu SerbieH's ausgerufeu meroeu
iOu, bis Der Sronpriu3, neIder inter Der
Sbbut Vutulie's fiebt uuO nbueitn6 1T, ma
iOreHu pir0, psHn Dem 80Hig DtiIau Hid5t
ausbriidlldl bon SeItreidJ bic SerId)erLug
bOlIOmmeuter llHterfiBung gegebeH Uiro
unb er id baHu 0eraHIuBt iebeu iOlts, ab3u,
bohteH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-04
gute Ro6rtdlteu poat QrouprInleu.

Ser IeBte B.ridt oe8 BrofeHorS Or. Strz
dom iiber bic geubilbuug TN asb,topfe bee
8rOuprinjeu ilt nod uitt Der0ifeutIiqt nor,
ben. @s III iebO6 betanut, bag Profefor
SudOp in einem Eelegramm on Den Hlllrr
Der Sofnuug GusOrud gegebeu bat, onB
fetue tpeitereH SperationeH notbt9 ietu mars
ben. Dieie ireuOige ytadrift bat eInen 9o1ft
mObltbueuoeu @inorud auf bic gauHe uuO
ben Seiuuobeit85ufaHO Oss 9re,ieH 0toaars
den aIegelibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-04

Der Buuii in RemsgOrf bat nur peuig
@inhus auf bic enropdiI6eR B6rieu gebabt.
8te StimmuRg in Der ubseIOufsusu gBOae
mar in GneemeineH matt, uur Die gmiFoH
Der usueu 6Frsiat4eu uRO uusuriiaeu SOIb'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-04
Shti6t Gurr gngsp tir rinsn gOaa

dyEETBVVSDT y = "
(74-) Baltimore, SRO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-04

Bari8, ,. SUIi. - 9a8 BiiOgetsGomite
Der 8eputirtenIammer bat bic 0IObiIiiiIIug
eineS GrmeecOrps aus Spnriamlett8rudibs
ten auF n1hffes Snhr perihoben.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-02-09

The railway laws of England seem L
be all In favor of the railroads. Parlia
ment has passed 4, 900 separate acts rela.
ting to her railways, and they are as great
and as dangerous monopolies in Great
Britain as In America. There is thirty
five hundred millions of dollars OF capital
invested in them, and they carry num-
Der of passengers every year equal to ten
times the entire population of the United
States. They have only one-sixth as
many miles Of track as the United States,
and carry nearly twice as many passen-
gers. Their capitalization Is about one
half of that Of our railroads and they en-
ploy about one-third the men at about
half the wages. Under such conditions
it 10 no wonder they make money, and
having money It is no wonder that they
influence legislation. The Midland rail
way of England makes over 10 per cent.
yearly on capital of about $500, 600, 900,
and It advertises the fact In Its guides.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-02-09
Something Voclferous !

2 Bales Heavy yard wide Sheeting,
Heavy as Appleton a. farmers
choice &c.
Q, yards wide Shooting 15c.
II Pillow Muslin 10c.
q wide Bleached Sheeting zoe.
q wide Brown Shooting l8c.
All the popular brands of yard wide
Muslins, at the lowest price ever
shown: Fruits" Lonsdale, ;"
dwight" "Pride of the West. :"
Barker" Hill, or any make yon
wish, all at yonr own price.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-02-09

The Prohi5itionist, of vineland, con.
tanned a paragraph few days ago com.
plimentary of Judge Dixon for his efforts
to have persons who INDUCED in pool.
selling and illegal rum-selling in Passaic
county, promptly indicted. The Vineland
Independent quotes the paragraph and
reminds its contemporary that s'this ID
the same Judge Dixon whom the Prohi-
bitionists defeated for Governor three
years ago by running Uncle Solomon
Parsons as third party candidate, and
elected Leon Albeit, solid friend OF the
rum dispensing element. But Judge
Dixon is still solid Republican and o
sturdy friend Of Temperance.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-02-09
MARRIAGES.

AGNEW--PETTEE--On Tuesday, February I'd. by
Rev j. II. Boswell, Mr.. j. Burroughs Agnew, OF
Titusyie, N. j., to Miss May Pettee, OF Lam
bertyile. Nj.
HIGGINS REA DING-Feb. 2, 1887. at the home
of the bride, by Rev. ]. r. W. Blattenberger.
Britton Higgins, OF Sand Brook and Martha R.
Reading, of Headquarters.
wORTHINGToN--5 TINER--At Lambertyille n.
j., Feb. 8, 1887, by Rev. Frank b. Lynch, of New
Hope, Pa, Jesse 8. Worthington, OF Pincyiile,
Pa, and Carrie Stiner, OF Forest Grove, Pa
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-02-09
A Gonernna Fir,n.

We are informed that the proprietors,
Messrs. A. P. Ordway & Co., recently
sent three dozen of their reliable medi-
cine, Sulphur Bitters, to the Catholic
Home for the Aged, which is highly APP
preciated by the directors and inmates.
GAS ye SOW, so shall we reap. "--Elito1
Catholic Union,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-02-09

sit is worth its weight 10 gold" is a
common expression. But, while the value
of gold is easily affected the worth of
Ayers Sarsaparila, as blood purifier,
never depreciates. twill eradicate scro-
fula from the system when everything
else fails.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-02-09
Very Chaffy clamurousI
Hamburg Edgings---The best
line in the city.

line IN the CITY.
Fine well-made Edges 3, A. 8 and6c. yd.
Heavy wide Edgings 6. Z, 8 and 10c. I'D.
Beautiful Edge,H in. wide 10, 12a and
15c. I'D.
Snowy Edge, in. wide Is. IS and zoe.
Our 20 and 25c. Edges are lovely goods,
6 to inches wide for founcings. in
servings to match the different styles
of Edges 8, 10, l2a, Is, and Zoe. I'd.
Everlasting Trimmings and Indian Edg-
ings, Torchon Laces, King Trim
mings, Puffings and Ruffiings.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-02-09

]. g. Russell, Of Memphis, drew s15, 600
in lottery three years ago and since
then has gone from bad to worse, closing
his career by an attack on his wife, during
which he was struck on the head BY res
cuing party and received fatal blow.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-02-09

According to recent decision of Judge
Depue. when a coroner goes to view a
body his power Is paramount, and nobody
has any power to refuse him admission
anywhere.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-02-09
TA-xES--1886.

Notice is hereby given that transcript of I'M
paid taxes for the ye ar 1886, together with de-
scrlption OF the property on which the said taxes
taxes remaining unpaid after twenty COY days
from the FIRST publication of this notice, will be
collected by public sale, according to law.
J. G. TTBBELS,
Receiver of Taxes.
Lambertville, Jan. 49, 1881. st.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-02-09
THE MARKETS.

Lanbertvile, February o, 1857.
PRICES OF GRAIN corrected every Wednes-
day by LEAR, H0LCoMB & NIECE, dealers In
Grain, Flour, Feed &c.
PRICES OF PRODUCE, &c, by CARVER &
WILLIAMS, dealer in Dry Goods and Groceries
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1.-THE COMBINED HORNS"
Table Linens, Towels, Napkins.

-
Bordered loom Damask 25, 80 and 35c.
Fine bordered Damask so, go and 75c.
Cream Damasks As, 80, 60 and 75c.
Bleached Damasks so, 60, 80 to $3.50.
s-4, lO4 and 1914 Cloths, with napkins
to match
All Linen Napkins rs, IS, 81, 81 so to
$500 per dozen.
On Towels we don't know what to say,
as we have such variety.
All Linen Towels all the way from 10,
12a and 15c. to 81 each. Our 25c.
Towels are elegant in style and quail
ty.
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Y. v. ".
Not Reduced4sLcW Enough.

Not ReduredAsLuW Enough.
Beautiful Dress Prints 4c.
Indigo Blue Prints Sc.
Blue and Gold and Blue and Red
Prints &c.
Apron Ginghams only Sc.
All our shirtings are low enough.
All our Flannels are low enough.
All of our Dress Cloths are too low, so
are our Silks. Rhadames and Mervi-
leuxs.
Colored Satins for fancy work SOC.
velvets and Plushes-all colors.
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VOCIFEROUS ADVERTISING

what our neighbor style of advertisement and cDy
cmor the prices quote Dent be cranky neghpo or YOU may
show how keeny you feel our success
Once upon there old that thought its gabbe was
sweet music One day brass band passed. dscoursng beautiful
tunes delighted all hearers but the old gabbd and Mapped
its wings and declared only cay camor wondering why
any one would listen to it, old sad BE still you silly
old goose till band gets by then gable will be the more
ceae on account scorance and from tatday the old
never sang any Sad amt it?
MoRAI once taken ostrich don't let find
goose.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Statesmen WANTED.
We are In want of few more good men to can
vass for the sale OF choice varieties Of Nursery
Stock. To men who can make success Of the
business we can pay good salaries commission,
and give permanent employment. We have many
new and choice specialties, both In the fruit and
ornamental line, which others do not handle.
Address at once, with references.
MAY BROTHERS, Nurserymen,
Feb 9-6t. Rochester, N. Y
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We keep constantly on hand all kinds
Of Fresh Meat G. J. Fisher.
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Dauchy's Advertisements.

UKnNKN on james River, Va, In claremont
N N X WN Colony Illustrated circular free.
IHNUlk J. f. MANCHA, Claremont Vir-
GINA. Feb 24w
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-18
THE SEWERS OF PARIS.
A Pleasure Trip Under tho Streets of the
Gay Metropolis.

A Pleasure Trip Under the Streets of the
Gay Metropolis.
Excursions under Paris form one of the
features in the movement for the benefit Of
the sufferers from the recent floods in France,
and the gorgeous sewers are literally patron
lied by the fashionable world A reporter
Of The Gil Bias gives this description:
1--WE started from the Place Chatelet at
o'clock and descended little winding stair
case, the steps and walls of which were GOV
cred with green cloth fringed by red Dor.
der. There is not the slightest danger Of soil
Ing your clothes or of encountering the
slightest disagreeable odor. On arriving at
the foot Of the stairs fine display Of fruits
end vegetables was the first thing to greet
our eyes. These products were from Genne-
villiers, and were grown in gardens that are
watered by the sewers. We got into a
wagon, in which were seats for twenty per-
sons. Off we went, showed along by solid
looking fellows, all neatly dressed Above
Us was mass Of tubes and pipes They are
the water pipes, the two largest containing
our drinking water from the Vaune and
the water Of the Curcq, whi.h is used for
washing the streets and sidewalks. Then
there are the pneumatic tubes, in which we
taA HSaT e4-c IattLS VI Tue uISDdIcQ BOXES Is
they shoot along.
Suddenly we heard the passengers in the
wagon ahead Of US uttering cries of admira-
ton. We were under the Rue de Rivoii but
soon we reached the crossing Of the Rue du
Pont Neuf. This tunnel is lighted from end
TO end with garlands of colored lamps The
effect is fairylike. The same effect is repro
duced under the Rue du Louvre, the Rue de
Richelieu and the Place des Pyramides, where
precisely under the statue Of Joan Of Arc ap-
pear in luminous glass the arms Of the city of
Paris. We passed along, still following the
Rue de Rivoli, where each house has its num-
Der in the sewer, just as in the street, until we
reached the Place de Ia Concorde. There the
electric lights, crossing their fires with the re-
Elections IF the Venetian lamps turn the
square into sort Of ball room. Nothing is
wanting, not even the music. We all got out
of the wagons to embark in large boats fur
nished with cushioned seats. The music was
in the first boat, which was decorated with
flags and lamps The boats were started
We followed the entire route of the Rue
Royale by the light of fifty dazzling electric
lights
After quarter OF an hour in this boat we
landed at the foot of a staircase, which we
mounted, and in three minutes we were
above ground at La Madeleine. 1t is much
colder IN the streets than it was in the sew
ers, where the temperature, summer and
winter. is always uniformly pleasant. New
York Sun.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-18

Dinners in New York, in London, in Wash
ington, in Philadelphia, in perhaps all large
cities, are conducted on debt paying prin-
ciples, ard therefore they grow very dull.
Not that people desire indecorous pleasure,
but they get bored to death by gilded and
overburdened splendor. Almost al hard
working men in America are dvspeptic and
only look at their hands during the three or
four last courses. Two people are brought
together, perhaps, who have never met be
fore. They have positively no subject in
common. To relieve this awkward moment,
to raise the dull, depressing cloud which set
ties over the faded senses, what better that an
ingenious dinner card, with a quotation from
Shakespeare or a few lines of original poetryi
Here at least is an opening wedge, text, a
beginning, a subject OF common interest. 1t
II worth a world TO an anxious hostess To
see her guests thus amused, introduced, and
put at their ease at once Is worth much
money.-Mrs. John Sherwood in New York
World